On a serious note Dick Knight, credit where credits due.....

Lenny Rider · Nov 5, 2013

Took the time and trouble today to attend James Brynin's funeral in Pulborough.

Seagull on the wing · Nov 5, 2013

Well done Dickie...

timbha · Nov 5, 2013

Respect to DK. Representing the club I hope.

Beach Hut · Nov 5, 2013

timbha said:
Respect to DK. Representing the club I hope.

In the light of recent revelations I very much doubt he was representing the club but respect anyway

Barrel of Fun · Nov 5, 2013

What a bizarre thread. Why should someone be praised for attending a funeral?

timbha · Nov 5, 2013

Beach Hut said:
In the light of recent revelations I very much doubt he was representing the club but respect anyway

I get what you are saying but sometimes you have to rise above such trivialities and stand up for what really matters.

Man of Harveys · Nov 5, 2013

timbha said:
Respect to DK. Representing the club I hope.

Erm...

Anyway. Good on him.

Lenny Rider · Nov 6, 2013

Barrel of Fun said:
What a bizarre thread. Why should someone be praised for attending a funeral?

Because whilst he knew of the family, he barely knew the lad in question, but was aware that he was a young Albion fan at an exciting time in the clubs history when DK was the chairman.

With the aforementioned book coming out and other things Dick's a busy man but he made the effort to take a few hours out of his day to pay tribute to a young man who has made the ultimate sacrifice for us all.

Return of the Rev · Nov 6, 2013

lenny rider said:
because whilst he knew of the family, he barely knew the lad in question, but was aware that he was a young albion fan at an exciting time in the clubs history when dk was the chairman.

With the aforementioned book coming out and other things dick's a busy man but he made the effort to take a few hours out of his day to pay tribute to a young man who has made the ultimate sacrifice for us all.

this!

Lincoln Imp · Nov 6, 2013

Barrel of Fun said:
What a bizarre thread. Why should someone be praised for attending a funeral?

A bit mean-spirited.

glasfryn · Nov 6, 2013

lenny rider said:
because whilst he knew of the family, he barely knew the lad in question, but was aware that he was a young albion fan at an exciting time in the clubs history when dk was the chairman.

With the aforementioned book coming out and other things dick's a busy man but he made the effort to take a few hours out of his day to pay tribute to a young man who has made the ultimate sacrifice for us all.

could not have put it better

stripeyshark · Nov 6, 2013

Lenny Rider said:
Because whilst he knew of the family, he barely knew the lad in question, but was aware that he was a young Albion fan at an exciting time in the clubs history when DK was the chairman.

With the aforementioned book coming out and other things Dick's a busy man but he made the effort to take a few hours out of his day to pay tribute to a young man who has made the ultimate sacrifice for us all.

Well said.

piersa · Nov 6, 2013

Lenny Rider said:
Because whilst he knew of the family, he barely knew the lad in question, but was aware that he was a young Albion fan at an exciting time in the clubs history when DK was the chairman.

With the aforementioned book coming out and other things Dick's a busy man but he made the effort to take a few hours out of his day to pay tribute to a young man who has made the ultimate sacrifice for us all.

And there it is, bang on the nail.

Hillian1 · Nov 6, 2013

Lenny Rider said:
Because whilst he knew of the family, he barely knew the lad in question, but was aware that he was a young Albion fan at an exciting time in the clubs history when DK was the chairman.

With the aforementioned book coming out and other things Dick's a busy man but he made the effort to take a few hours out of his day to pay tribute to a young man who has made the ultimate sacrifice for us all.

Pretty much sums up my feeling.

Just why BOF had to make that comment is bizarre in my most humble of opinion.

Canonman · Nov 6, 2013

Barrel of Fun said:
What a bizarre thread. Why should someone be praised for attending a funeral?

Can't believe I've just read that, bang out of order!!

Ernest · Nov 6, 2013

Lenny Rider said:
Because whilst he knew of the family, he barely knew the lad in question, but was aware that he was a young Albion fan at an exciting time in the clubs history when DK was the chairman.

With the aforementioned book coming out and other things Dick's a busy man but he made the effort to take a few hours out of his day to pay tribute to a young man who has made the ultimate sacrifice for us all.

Nicely put

Sir Royston thorne · Nov 6, 2013

Barrel of Fun said:
What a bizarre thread. Why should someone be praised for attending a funeral?

Because the OP has great interest in funeral ethics and procedure.

Shropshire Seagull · Nov 6, 2013

Barrel of Fun said:
What a bizarre thread. Why should someone be praised for attending a funeral?

Did you go too?
Fair play and all credit if you did.

Massive assumption, but I would guess Dick knew the deceased equally as well as you did.
If he went and you didn't, suggest you keep your mouth shut.

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